Clipchamp is the College’s video streaming service that is included with the Microsoft 365 suite.

To access Clipchamp, log in online through Office 365 with your College credentials.

The video player, camera, and video homepage used to be branded as Microsoft Stream. The Stream and Clipchamp brands were brought together under the Clipchamp brand in 2025. For more details, see this blog post. Stream (Classic) was fully retired as of April 15, 2024 and replaced by Stream (on SharePoint).

Features

Aside from its video editor, Clipchamp is also an intelligent video experience that empowers you to play, record, upload, discover, share, and manage videos. 

Clipchamp displays video files stored in SharePoint, OneDrive, and Teams. The Clipchamp video start page in Microsoft 365 lets users get back to those videos no matter where they uploaded them across Microsoft 365. It helps users:

• find videos and Teams meeting recordings and quickly pickup where they left off
• discover new content that was shared or is useful to them
• create screen or web cam recordings
• favorite videos to easily get back to them

Resources

Visit the information below for topics and solutions

• Current features and upcoming roadmap for Clipchamp in Microsoft 365
• Visit Microsoft’s Clipchamp help and learning
• Learn more about the Clipchamp video capabilities in Microsoft 365 | Microsoft Support
• Learn how to increase interactivity with your videos by adding a Microsoft Form or quiz to your Microsoft Stream video.

Issue to Address	Possible Solutions
Upload videos	Upload and download video or audio files in Microsoft 365 | Microsoft Support
Play videos	Using video player settings to control playback experience | Microsoft Support
Share my video	See Sharing Videos below
Make my videos accessible	See Transcripts below for information about accessibility
Create a screen recording	See Screen Recording below

Who Can See My Videos?

By default, a video uploaded to your OneDrive is only visible to you, unless you manage access or create a share link and adjust the settings.

Sharing Videos

Sharing access to a video can be managed from OneDrive/SharePoint or from Clipchamp.

The share link only works if the video’s Permissions have been set to allow access.

When sharing videos, each video (or a folder containing it) will need its permissions set for viewers to see your video:

• Individual users
• Only my class (use the course section code)
• The entire campus (students, faculty, & staff)
• Anyone with the link (Not every Team/SharePoint site has the option to share to “anyone with the link.”)

Share a video or audio file across Microsoft 365 | Microsoft Support

Teams meeting recordings

Recorded Teams meetings are now stored in OneDrive or SharePoint and can be played in Clipchamp.

• Recorded a Teams meeting scheduled in Outlook/Teams calendar (but not in a Teams channel):
  • only the people invited to the meeting as required or optional will be able to see the meeting recording in the Teams Chat and in Clipchamp.
• Recorded a Teams meeting scheduled to a Teams channel:
  • all members of the Team can see the video in the Team channel and in Stream

Transcripts

See this support page for details to View, edit, and manage video transcripts and captions including features such as:

• Clipchamp autogenerates a caption file when enabled while uploading your video.
• You can download the autogenerate caption file and convert it to a readable plain text file.
• If you already have a caption file for your video, you can upload it with your video.

Add a survey or quiz to a Stream video

You can add a Microsoft Form (survey or quiz) to a video at a specific time stamp.

• See the Interactivity in the Clipchamp video player – engage your audience with callouts and forms Microsoft support page

Screen Recording

Features include:

• Record directly from Stream in your web browser
• Use your webcam for picture-in-picture while screen recording
• Use your microphone to record your narrations
• Recording system audio is available when sharing a browser tab, not the entire screen
• No extra software needed

Learn more about screen recording and camera recording from this Microsoft Clipchamp screen recorder | Microsoft Support page or this Microsoft YouTube channel.

Screen Recording works on the following browsers:

• Microsoft Edge on Windows and MacOS
• Google Chrome on Windows 10 and MacOS
• Safari browser for MacOS is NOT supported
• Smartphone and tablet browsers are NOT supported; Use the OneDrive app to record video

Other limitations:

• Including the camera in the recording is available when screen recording a browser tab, an application window, or the entire screen, but you will not see your web cam displayed while you are recording a browser tab.

Stream App

The Microsoft Stream mobile app was retired on July 1st, 2024.

Simplify and discover with OneDrive—your new go-to hub for all things video. Watch, record, share, and upload videos without missing a beat, all through the OneDrive mobile app.